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Edmonton police believe the same man is responsible for a string of pharmacy robberies that happened on the citys east side last month.

Getting all geared up for what Edmonton Oilers fans are hoping is a long playoff run just got a little easier.

Albertans suffering from long-haul COVID-19 now have dedicated access to a recovery clinic in Edmonton.

Staff in Edmonton intensive care units are treating patients for COVID-19 even after they’ve received a dose of a vaccine.

A week after the Edmonton Convention Centre ended it’s temporary role as a winter homeless shelter, media was given a tour of the facility to see if there was any damage within the building.

Two staff members and one prisoner at the Edmonton Institution prison have tested positive for COVID-19.

The wildfire near Tomahawk continues to burn as firefighters wrestle to get it under control.

  EDMONTON -- Three Albertans under the age of 50, including a man in his 20s, were reported to have died due to COVID-19 on Wednesday, bringing the provinces death toll to 2,102. Alberta has now recorded nine COVID-19 deaths in people under 30, and 21 deaths in individuals under 40.  The province also added 2,271 new cases on Wednesday, the second-highest one-day increase to date. Active cases rose to 24,156, a new record high.

  EDMONTON -- An autopsy has been completed on a man who died in hospital after being found lying on the road with serious injuries. Police were called to an assault complaint east of 94 Street and 111 Avenue at 4:30 a.m. Sunday, April 25, after a 911 call from a driver who saw a man lying in the middle of the road. EPS said it found the man in critical condition, and paramedics treated and transported him to hospital. He later died from his injuries. The Edmonton Medical Examiner releas...

  EDMONTON -- Alberta Health Services has closed down a café near Mirror, Alta., after it repeatedly flouted COVID-19 public health restrictions in recent months.  The Whistle Stop Café reopened in April despite provincial health guidelines banning indoor public dining. Management had planned to host an event on the weekend that would have included live entertainment.  A video livestreamed on the cafés Facebook page showed Mounties and AHS staff on scene Wednesday morning.  In a sta...